Or you can restructure your loan which may mean you now have to pay Private Mortgage Insurance if your Loan to Value ratio is greater than 80%.

If I were sell my dental office condo to my tenant would it be possible to defer capital gains taxes (purchased in 1979 for $70,000) by designing an agreement more like a lease with option to purchase?Example: "sell"...

If you know the required dollar amount, you may be able to accomplish with restructuring debt to yield a greater cash flow.

@Hind R.There are two types of bankruptcies, Ch13 and ch 7Ch 13 is a restructuring of debt.

I was going to wait a bit to reply, but Bill egged me on to reply.I haven't done anything super creative, but I have increased my yield on a note by re-structuring terms.I bought a note that had 164 payments left of $350 at 9% interest.

They may let a seller suffer less who carried back a second.Assuming there is an agreement for the second to cut the debt, restructuring it later, dealing fraudulently with a lender to influence them in taking a loss won't be something you want to do.

Either legally and ethically show a higher income or reduce/restructure your debt.If you can refi the current properties to give you a lower monthly payment, perhaps that will give you some room for a third.  

I was buried beneath a full time job and the projects that I was already involved in.I have recently come to the end of seven years of back to back projects, but I did not have a clearly defined path or goals.I am now in a period of rebirth/restructuring in my real estate investing, so I figured that an official introduction would be apropos.

How can something that's performing and covering its debt not be allows to restructure the financing to keep the property performing.I am not in any hurry to go out and sign for debt or take over anyone elses problem, i'll stay focused and carefully evaluate my deals, i've studied some real estate courses plus with a board like this and all the years of experience I think I will be ok.We all know that banks are GREAT property managers right.... not!

Many lenders are restructuring products to avoid further investigation into their books.